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ARRIVAL or EXCURsIONIsTS.
Arkansas Athletes, 100 strong,
march I'm with Flying Hammers.

The Germania Athletic Club, head.
ed by Arnold's band, marched TO the
Little Rock depot to meet the Little
Rock Athletic Club and friends at lC
o'clock laet evening, and on the ar
rival OF the excursionists the entire
party marched down Main street to
Monroe and ont to the club rooms OF
the Memphis Athletic Association on
the corner OF Second and Monroe,
where refreshments were served after
the visitors hRd been welcomed by
President ]. W. Schorr. Coming up
from ihs Kansas City railroad incline
on board the transfer boat, Gen. Pier.
son, a salute was fred by Capt. Main
gault, by way Of compliment to the
visitors, who numbered about one
hundred.
The officers OF the Little Rock Athe-
letiC Club are as follows: First speak
er, William Zeisler; second SPEAKER,
Ohas. W. Leimer; secretary, j. W.
Vogler; corresponding secretary, Leo
Herwagan; first instructor, John
Beigs; second instructor, Louis Leidin-
ger; flag bearer, Henry Jaeger; first
property man, Fred Dries; second
property man, Robert Rinke treasur-
err, H. F. Mons; chairman OF Board Of
Directors, +. Karcher.
The following nine members Of the
club will compete for the prizes: VIM.
Stamnick, Henry Betzlnger, John A.
Jungkind, Henry Jaeger, John BerRs,
Peter Hack, Theo. Vogler, l.. Koers,
j. Mons.
Among the prominent excursion lists
were MessKs. J. W. Vogler, Henry
Bauer, L Nickel, Gotliab Hahn, Miss
Maggie Bier. Miss Maggie Dieter,
william Esigler, Mrs. George Britton,
Mics Litzki, Jacob Walters, Louis
Baer, Terrence 0'DOugherty, N. g.
Cans and wife, G. N. Lewis, T. @.
MaWs, OF the Little Rock Gazette;
George r. Bland, wife and daugh !;
Mrs. John A. Jungkind, John Barnes,
T. ]. Gregory, Mrs. Frank Sarlo, Mrs.
+. Hhistttter, Harry Stoddard, Gus
Llnge, g. Hahn, A. Il. Linzsl and
many others.
Another lot of exeursionistg will ar
rive tins morning, and altogether some
800 are expected.
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BIrn,ingham's Membership Assured.

ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL
NASHVILLE, TENN, May 2l.-That
Birmingham will have representa-.
tive in the Southern League is the
firm impression of President Morrow,
who returned tonight. Seven hundred
and fifty dollars Of the $1,000 deposit is
in his hands, and the other
$3.50 with the $3.50 dues will
be forthcoming early this week.
By letting Birmingham in the
existence Of the Southern League is
assured. O. arleston and Savannah
have been making come violent kicks,
and the latter tried mighty hard to
get her $1,000 back, but the directors
couldn't possibly see It in that light.
Now, shou d Charleston and Savan-
nah both drop out, hefJur club Il ague
with Nashville, Memphis, Bir-
mingham and New Orleans, will
90 right along swimmingly. The
schedule, as rearranged at Birming.
ham, puts Memphis at Charleston the
first four days OF next week, instead OF
the 6rst week in June, and to follow
at Savannah. Atkisson will umpire
at Charleston, and Suck at Savannah.
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ON The T0B0GGAE.
THE DELIGHT OF THE LADIES
AND CHILDREN OF MEuPHIS
Raining Tnis Afternoon and Tonight
In Honor OF the Serman TArn-
iest-FirewOrks Display.

That great aid to ocial enjoyment in
the suburbs, and known as ire "To-
boggan," will be turned loose at 8
o'clock this afternoon and will be kept
running until midnight, in order to
accommodate the multitude of people
who will be in attendance at the Turn
fest at Estival Park. The lad es and
children OF the city and surrounding
country are delighted with the Tobog.
gan, which produces a delirious ser "a.
ton aud adds to the health and hap
piness Of all, During the summer
months the Toboggan Is blessing, and
not in disguise, to all classes of people,
and especially to the working people,
whose only holiday is Sunday. Great
fireworks display tonight.
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BIRMINGHAd The BABY.
THE MAGIC CITY DEPOSITS HER
FORFEIT MONEY
with President NerrOw, Takes Her
Position and Begins a Lively
Hustle.
CHARLESTON PLACES ANOTHER
TO HER CREDIT WITHOUT
Dlestel-Memphis to Sail Into Pal
metiOd0m TOmOrr0w-General
News From the Diamond.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, May 81. --Presi-
dent Morrow, OF the Southern League,
left for Nashville this morning with
BirminRhsm's guarantee money,
which was made up bv a canvass OF
about two hours just btf,re train time.
Other contributions came in during
the afternoon. 1t is now apparent that
the club will 90 in on solid founda.
ton. Ground has been secared for a
new park, close to the business dis
trict, and telegraph correspondence is
in progress with a number OF PLAYERS.
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League was played here today, and
was one 81 the finest genes played in
this country this season In any leaV ne,
and was Witnessed by an immense
crowd. 1t was anybody's game until
the last man Was out. The battery for
Pine Bluff was Branton and Camp.
bell; for Fort Smith, Sesrle and Pran.
ter. The only hits made of Branton
were scratch hits. The playing of
BrantoD, Murrell and Kline, of the
Pine Bluffs, was worthy the National
Lsaeue players. Score: Fort Smith,
8; Pine Bluff, 4.
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Atlanta Aggravated.

ATLANTA, GA, May 2l.-The Mem.
This team managed to exhibit at the
park today although the weather was
very threatening which kept n great
many away from the game. Andrews
and Force tossed for the choice of
player, filling in with local tale mt.
Andrews won by the score Of IL 10 4,
Manager Sneed umpired. The Mem.
phis team leaves here In the morning
for Charleston and will begin series
OF championship games there. The
dates have been advanced.
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Summary: Earned runs-Oharles-
ton, A; New Orleans, 2. Two base
hits-Hines, Powell and Carl. Home
runs-C Cartwright, 2. Total base hits
Charleston, IS; New Orleans, IL. Left
on bases-Charleston, s.; New Or
leans, 6. Bases Standardization, 4.
Struck out-By Hungler, 4; by Pow
ell, /. First base on balls-Oharles-
ton, l. Double play-Vsughan and
Pujol. Passed balls-By Wells,l. Time
Of game-0ne hour and forty minutes.
Umpire-Aikisson.
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Opium or Morphine, but gives tho child
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Fort smith, 9; P1ne BLUM, 4,

lsPEoIAL TO THE APPEAL.I
PINE BLUFF, ARK, May 2l.--The
second game Of the Southwestern
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Gamnn Rlaawhnra.

Philadelphia, 4; Chicago, 8.
New York, 2: fittsburg, 8.
Boston, IS; indianapolis, 3.
Detroit, 4; Washington, 2,
Lo1lsville, 8; Mstropolitans, 4.
Baltimore, 8; Cincinnati, 4.
~. Louis, IL; Brooklyn,9
Cleveland, 10; Athletics, IL.
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No. Madison Street, Memphis. Tenn.
FOR SALE.

S26,OOO-PPsSsS4F o, s,o Ii%,tS Of ground
Two beautiful acres on Poplar Boulevard,
near residence Col. Montgomery.
Nine vacant lots on Maip It below beale.
Business houses on Beale ttreet; splendid
Investment
Business houses on Front street.
800 acres at and near Gill Station.
Manufacturing sites in the northern and
southern parts Of the city.
Lots and acre tracts on Bass avenue.
Thirty-two lots on Lauderdale street.
Acre tracts and building sites on every
avenue and street in the city and suburbs,
Every d. sirable piece of property offered
Tor saIet with few exceptions. is on our list,
40 Madison AZ.
BOARDING HOUSE AND SALOON
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RY CALHooN & BUCHANAN,

P0ARDING HOUSE AND SALOON
y Doing a first class business. Address
Letter Carrier No. l Letter FL
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A T A BARGAIN-0ne cottage with s
"A rooms and summer kitchen, on lots
Nos. ID, IA and %; two fine cisterns, one
grape arbor and all kinds of fruit trees.
Corner of Arkansas avenue and second
street, Fort Pickering. Call at premises
for all information and price, or at
2O-2 BEALE ST, city.
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SOLICITOR-Lady or gentleman; rare
- chance. Address, wi n re erence,
Annual oIfioe.
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ROARD-Two young ladies wish private
- brad in small family; must have use
Of psrlor; references exchanged. Address
BOARDEHS, care Carrier No. 8 city
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WANTED.

p0SITIQN-A practical foundry man,
l. with thirty years experience in Eastern
foundr'es, desires p sition in this business
in the New South. Address ]. AnpeaI. so
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-17
ARCHBISHOP CORRIGAN
MAKES HIS CANONICAL VISIT TO
THE CHURCH
or the Sacred Heirt-He Speaks Of
the "Idea'' About the Private
Ownership OF Land.

Nav YORK, May 10 Archbishop
Corrigan made his canonical visitation
to the Church Of the Sacred Heart this
morning. Low msss was celebrated,
at the conclusion Of which the arch
bishop spoke on the popular errors,
which be raid were widely prevalent at
the present time. The first Of theee
was the idea that private ownership Of
land was unjust. This idea the arch
bishop characterized as fallacy
against both philosophy and common
sense and as against the teachings OF
the Catholic Church. Those who
claimed that land, like sunshine and
air, was the free gift OF God aud equal
ly the property Of all, overlooked the
great difference that sun and air cam
not become private property, as can
land. He declared that every man
had a right to acquire, by honest
mea 9, as much property as he could,
and cited the Iudians as an example
of the disastrous results OF the "free
lsnd" policy. The archbishop also
said that the idea was in direct oppo
sition to decree OF be Pope, and that
those who favored It knew that they
were infringing on the ordinances OF
God. The second error which the
hiehop wished TO combat was that the
Pope had the right to command to be
obeyed only in matters of faith and
morals, and when speaking as inislli-
bic. This idea he'd hesn decreed false
by the Vatican Council, who had de-
ciared TAT "il any one should say hat
the p pc had right to command in
matters OF faith and morals, but not in
discipline. let HIM he a athena"
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LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
j. y. she ItOB, the POstoniee Thiel
Makes Good His Escape.

j. y. She ltOn, the POstOffice Thief,
Makes Good His Escape.
lsrkoIAL TO TIE APPIAL.l
LITTLE Rock, AK, May l6.-J. f..
Shelton, assistant postmaster OF Pine
Bluff, arrested in this city yeete rdsy
for ling the mails OF ten railroad
time checks, amounting TO $lS2. and
brought 10 this city lest night by
Deputy United States Mar hal CurIie,
escaped from that officer at the
CAPITOL hotel before the prison doors
had closed upon him. Postoffice
Inspector B. F ,Gullick, of 81. Louie,
worked up the case sgsinst Shelton
and ordered his arrest as above stated.
Officer Currie, having known the
young man from infancy, and not
wishing to humiliats him with brace
let's, took him into this hotel on ar.
RIVAL here and ordered room upstairs
to which room both men at once re-
tired. Here Shelton confessed his
crime and stated to the officer that
his arrest would kill his
old mother. He got up from where
he was sitting in the room and moved
near the door, and in another instant
ran out Of the room, fastening the off.
Ger in, and before assistance arrived
made good bis escape. He was for
merly deputy postmaster at Monticel.
10, in this stste. He is but nineteen
years OF age, but from his early start
in career OF crime bids fair to reach
records made by mary OF his elders
yet down in the books.
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JACKSON, MISS.
Decisions Rendered by the Supreme
COurt.


lHfkClAL TO TIN AfftALsl
JACKSON, Mes, May 16.-The Su.
preme Court rendered DECISIONS in the
following cAs.s odny:
By Arnold, Justice: Isabella Tur-
ner We. Illinois Central Railway Com
psny, from FIRST District Kinds Cir
cult Court, affirmed; Western Aesu-
rance Company, Of Toronto, We. Theo-
doIs MAJ er, use, etc, from Warren
Circuit Curt, Judgment reversed, the
demurrer TO the evidence overru ed
and new tris. awarded; Mobile and
Ohio Railway Company va, E,vin0
Stroud, from Lsuderdale Circuit
Coutt, Judgment reversed, the de-
murrer Of the declaration sustained
and the cause dismissed.
Be Cooper, Chief Justice: Virgins
N. Dunlap vs.. Fox 4 Co., from Clay
Circuit Court, affirmed; Dunlap Bros
q 90. vs.. same, from same court, al
firmed; Wellington Wood We. the
State, convicted in Oktibbeha Circuit
Court Of assault and battery with in
tent to kill and sentenced to prisor
for FIVE years, affirmed; Il. L LIE,
Maekey, minor OF six years OF age
nv next friend vs. the city of vicks
burg, from Warren Circuit Court
emit for damages for injuries rec i've,
over dangerou, passway, made 30 b,
excavations made by city authorities
reversed, demurrer overruled and neV
trial granted. -.
By Campbell, Justice: Louisville
New Dreams aud Texas Railway Com
pany VS. Board Of Supervising of III
MICA county, from Tunica Chau cey
Court, affirmed; Samuel Nc Aliiste
.et al. We, Robert Mitch Il ct al, iroI
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ABERDEEN, MISS.



ESPECIAL TO THE ArPEAL.l
ABERDEEN, Mes, May l6.-Judge
William M. Rogers, OF the Sixth Judi
eial Circuit, whose court is now in ses-
son at Starkville, Miss has exchanged
circuits this week with Jcdge Locke
Houston, OF the First Circuit, whose
court is in session here, because OF GER
tain cases coming before our Circuit
Court this week ia which Judge Hous-
ton has an interest. q
Rev. j. d. West, Presbyterian evan
gelist, was in the city today on his way
10 his home at Kosclusko. He left
over the Illinois Central at 2;S0 o'clock
pm. J
The Hon. +. G. Barry, M. O., from
the Third District, has been visiting
friends in the city today.
DR.. II ii. Hutchinson, OF Columbus,
Miss, with his sister, Mrs. Di. Uhas.
tine, of Hamilton, Miss, was in town
today on business trip.
The grand jury has indicted Hum,
Der OF persons for killing fish by the
uRe OF dynamite.
It has been several years since the
crop outlook in this section OF Missis
sippi was 30 good rs it now is.
Marsteller & Strong, who have just
completed nine miles OF grading on
the Kansas City, Memphis and Br
mingham railroad, have contracted
with the Sheffield and Birmingham
railroad for the construction OF niue
teen miles Of that road, beginning a
Ruoselville and going east. They LEFT
here this morning with large traiI
snd 10000 pounds OF freight.
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TWO ROBBERS QUARREL
About the Division Of sPOiIs-One
Fatally shot.

CHICAGO, ILL, May l6.-%Gso. Jor'
dan, alias Fairbanks, colored man,
was fatally shot by William Dunstau,
another colored man in the railroad
yards behind Dearborn Station last
night. Duustan made his esclpe
There was a quarrel betwesn the two
men, the cause Of which was, the po-
lice think, the division OF the procseds
OF jewslry robbery, which the pro.
prietress Of a disreputable house
charged them with.
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A Good Nurse

Should not hesitate to wait upon those
III with such diseases as smallpox,
cholera or scarlet fever. There is little
to be feared by persons waiting on inc
sick if they will use Darbys Prophy-
Tactic Fluid freely. In sick rooms II
should be exposed ON plate or ssu'
Ger, AVID the patient sponged on with
the fluid diluted. For safety, cleanll-
ness and comfort in the sick room the
Fluid Ia indispensable,
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HELENA, ARK.
TIVE You,hfAI BurEIars BagEed.

lsPECIAL TO THE APPKAL.I
HELENA, ARK, May l6.-This eve
ming Constable j. A. Fitzpatrick
begged two youthful burglars named
John Thomas and Tux Miller, both
negroes, aged seventeen years. They
hurglarizsd a grocery store in West
Helena last night. Their booty con-
sis ed OF $l1 in cash and considerable
groceries. Ga being arrested they
confessed their crime.
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N Anap1nt -
Liquor Dealers DonOunoed as
M9rdeFers,
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, May 10. -
Dixon Williams, evangelist, closed q
weeks meeting tonight at Centenary
church and created sensation in
speaking on temperance by openly con-
demning . high tea which he said was
held in prominent society circles fsw
nights ago and at which the servants
were all intoxicated and many guests
under In huence. He denounced liquor
dealers as murderera and said many
church members and prohibilionistt
we're 80 only In name, and being liars
would be damned. Referring to high
teas he asked what safety there was FOL
children OF a household when won ~,
grea est enemies of Their sex, dealt out
LIQUOR In their own househo d. He
WIS frequently interrupted by ap.
plause from an OVERT wing house.
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A KILLING In GRENADA.
A 9UARRBL BETWEEN ]. HOL-
BROOK, A CARPENTER,
And Z. j. LOwenstein, a Merchant,
Results In the Death OF Hol-
brook, LOwenstein
USING A KNIFE IN SLAYING HIS
ANTAGONIST.
Two Young Men Succeed In Taking
the Lives OF Each Other
in a Fight.
JsPEoIAL TO rHE APPEAL.I


GRENADA, Mics May l6.-Jsck A..
Holbrook, a carpenter, was stabbed
and killed this evening on the public
sidewalk, at 8 o'clock, by L. j. Low
enstein, q young grocery merchant and
proprietor OF O restaurant here. Only
few words passed between them,
when Lowenstein drew four inch
bladsd knife and inflicted the blow
near the collar bone on the left side.
ranging downward. Holbrook re-
marked, You've got me-" walked
several yards into W. L Smiths W.
elry store, where he fell, and expired
In few minutes. The cause OF the
difficulty is not fully known. Hol-
brook came here from StaTkville some
months ago, and has relatives living
near there.
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CHANCERY SALE
R h AL ESTATE.

No. 1857, R.-Chancery Court. of Shelby
County W. +. Williams ct al VS.. Annie
@. Williams ct al.
by virtue of an interl0eutOry decree for
d sale, enter ed in the above cause on the
18th day Of January, 1888, M. B. 81, page $40,
and renewed April u. 1887, M. B. s., page 49,,
! will sell, 1T public auction, to the highest
bidder, in front of the CLERK and Masters
once at the Main street entrance Of the
courthouse Of Shelby county, Memphis, Ton
Saturday, May 81, 1857,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in the city Of Memphis,
now Taxing District Of Shelby county, Ten
nessee, tO-wit:
A lot on the southwest corner. OF Court and
Third streets in said city, fronting "a eet on
Court street by depth. of las feet on Third
street, being part OF lot 1853 on the plan
of said city Of memphis, on which lot there
is situated brick dwelling house.
Terms of Sale-0ne third cash, balance in
one and two years; notes bearing. interest
from date required; lien retained on the
property as security.
This April 10, 1887;
S. 1. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By u. T. Coleman, DEPUTY @. and M.
Harris Il Turley. Solicitors.
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Tippah Circuit court, affirmed; An
h toinette Gerdine W. the State, con-
IVlcted in the Circuit Court OF Clay
county OF assault and battery to kill
aod commit murder, reversed and
remauded for new trial.
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KNOXVILLE, TENN.
Two Young Men Quarrel over n
sOiIed DOye-BOIn are Rilled.


sOiIed DOye-BOIn are Rilled.
IsPIOILL TO TIE LrPKAL.I
KNOXVILLE, TENN, May 16.-Snn-
day night Sherman Dougherty, a
young miner OF Coal Greek, visited
Jellico ON q pleasure trip. He fell In
with Montgomery Names, another
miner. They visited house Of III
fame and got into quarrsl.a about one
OF the inmates. Dougherty shot
Maine through the abdomen and
started TO run. Maine raised himself
half way from the floor and fred at
DouRherty. The shot took effect In
the spinal cord between the shout
ders. Dougherty expired in a few
minutes. Maine lived until this
morning.
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Chesapeake and Nashville
HALLWAY COmDNnY.

NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
IN meeting of the stockholders Of the
Chesapeake and Nashville Railway Compa'
ny Of tho States Of Kentucky and Tennessee,
held at the office of the Kentucky Central
Railroad Company, In the CITY of Covington,
Ky at the hour Of l2 o'clock noon, on the
18th day Of June, 1887, for the purpose Of the
election OF Board Of Directors TO serve ioI
Of s per cent ffty years gold bonds OF said
company, Issued or TO be iseued at rate not
exceedin S5O, 100 per mile OF its lines Of rail.
road situated in said States, and the making
10 seoure the psyment thereof, and such
other business AZ may properly come before
T. II. NJ. H0HT, Secretary,
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W. N. HALDEMAM
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Trustee and Receivers Sail

TTNDER the power vested in me by de-
u cree OF the Chancery Court OF Shelby
county. made November 8, 1885. in the case
of Rebecca Lowenstsin, executrix, Va. the
Mississippi Valley Insurance Company and
others, and by the direction OF said decreo
will, on
Saturday, 18th day Of June, 1857,
within legal hours, at the Courthouse, sell at
public auction. for cash, the following da-
scribed lot of land, situated in Memphis.
Shelby county, Tennessee, viz:
Lot No. 4 o. the subdivision Of Samuel
Rembert's estate, irontin Is feet on the east
side o Manassas street, with u depth of 1861
feet, beginning Dos feet north of Hawley
street and at the mort west corner Of lot 3 Of
said subdivision: thence Forth with the east
line of Manassas street rs ieet 10 lot s.;
thence east with the line of lots, l46A feet to
the west li"o of lot 10; thence south with tho
said line Is g /: then GO west wi the north
limo of lot 3, l4'54 feet to tho beginning
The said property was conveyed by 9. o.
Bill TO Robert Hutchin son. tiu'tee, BY deed
recorded in book 80, paae 1856 and was APP
pointed trustee by the decree heretof0ro
mentioned in place Of. said HutchintOn and
am also receiver 10 said cause. The salo Il
to be ade to satisfy deere against the
max r of tho trust deed founded on the nota
secured by it EqpitY OF redemption ID
waived in the deed. abstract Of title in my
possession. A HAICHETT,
Trustee and Receiver.
Smith * Collier, Attorneys. III